INTRODUCTION Providing precise pieces of information about the accusations to the suspect is one of the fundamental requirements of a fair criminal trial. For counter defence, this information will be helpful to him/ her. In Indian Criminal Procedure (starting now, …
Introduction The Indian judicial system consists of the Supreme Court at the national level, High Courts at the state level and district and sessions court at the district level. Supreme Court and High Courts are often termed as constitutional courts …
Introduction: An offence is defined as an act or omission made punishable by any law for the time being in force[1]. The offence can be further classified in a bailable and non-bailable offence where bailable offence meaning thereby an offence …
INTRODUCTION: The code of criminal procedure, 1973 is a procedural branch of law. The code of criminal procedure, 1973 basically deals with the rules and procedure to be followed while dealing with criminal cases in India. The jurisprudential essence of …